Both have their advantages. The violin is more portable and great for ensemble and performance; the piano has a wide range and is ideal for harmony practice. We recommend choosing based on the child's interest and physical build. You can also try both instruments with a free trial first.

Beginners aged 5-7 should start with the introductory class. Those with some foundation can join the small group or duo class. One-on-one is best for students with clear professional goals. Welcome to try a free trial and let our teachers recommend.

Musical talent can be a bonus in middle and high school entrance exams. Music training also improves focus, coordination, and artistic sensibility. We don't force a professional path, but we help gifted students plan their development.

Grade exams are one way to assess learning progress, but we don't force them. What matters most is the child's interest and motivation to keep learning. We'll advise based on each student's situation.

No! We offer instrument rental so children can start learning right away. If you decide to continue long-term, we'll provide professional guidance on choosing an instrument — no mandatory purchases.

Absolutely. Music learning has universal principles, so children with prior experience adapt quickly to a new instrument. We'll advise based on each child's situation.

Masterclasses are mainly for students with some foundation who are interested in professional development. They are taught by national-level performers from the National Treasure Orchestra.

Absolutely transparent! We promise no hidden fees, no mandatory instrument purchases, no forced course packages. All pricing is standardized with no negotiation or discounts. The founder also provides free study planning consultations.